Templeton

The unlisted Old School House, formerly used as the village school until its closure in 1946, was established in 1875 to accommodate 50 children, both boys and girls, and consisted of a single schoolroom.
Built with natural stone walls and adorned with cut stone quoins, it is topped with a slate roof. The structure still showcases various original Victorian Gothic architectural elements, such as stone mullioned windows and vaulted ceilings. Approval has been obtained for transforming the building into a residential dwelling, and the construction is currently in progress. The property is being sold as a partially completed conversion, with significant renovations already completed.
The approved plans provide conversion of the building into a two-bedroom property over two floors comprising: on the ground floor - entrance hall/boot room (or cloakroom), open plan kitchen, dining and living area with large feature window with glazed doors opening onto a South facing enclosed garden and a bath/shower room (this could be a garden room/office with fully glazed arch topped door to the garden). A winding feature staircase, with storage under, rises to the first floor which comprises two bedrooms, airing cupboard, galleried landing and bath/shower room.
There is further scope to amend the approved plans to suit individual tastes/ needs, for example, to include a third bedroom subject to any necessary planning consents.